the amber alert is canceled. it was a false alarm. oakland police acknowledge no one was harmed. >> we now know there was no car jacking and no kidnapping. a complete about face from oakland police. 24 hours after an amber alert was issued, they found the driver and everyone involved knew each other. we have coverage between the

fine line reacting and over reacting. we begin with noel walker on redwood road where all of this started after a man was spotted shoplifting. noel. >> reporter: frank, oakpd said they had no reason to doubt what witnesses said they saw what happened yesterday afternoon. so police sprang into action with a frantic search and an amber alert for a missing girl we now know is adult. what a difference a day makes. oakland police went from announcing amber alerts on the sky to freeway signs to this tonight, we believe that car jacking and kidnapping did not occur. >> no kidnapping, no car jacking, and no need for an amber alert

amber alert. >> as soon as we learned this investigation went in another direction we immediately contacted the highway patrol and asked them to remove amber alert. in a new development tonight, law enforcement picked up roy mccamey who they call a person of interest but stopped short of identifying him as the man seen in the store and in a head spinning turn of events, the two people thought to have been car jacked may now be suspects instead of victims. >> we're looking at all three people who may be responsible for committing some crimes. all do know all three know each other, something police did not know yesterday afternoon in that safe way lot. police still want to identify and talk to the woman who was in that car. now, you remember yesterday witnesses said she looked to be

about 13 years old. police say they now know she was at least 18. reporting live in oakland, noel walker, ktvu channel 2 news. now, to ktvu's amber lee and concerns that false alarms that opd can be a turn off for the public. >> reporter: julie, most of us are familiar with amber alerts on freeway signs and on our cell phone which is start body a year ago. now, do people pay close attention and how much is too much? >> society has a tendency to protect children. social media is one thing to use. >> information is always coming in. >> retired chp officer sam morgan says the goal of an amber alert is to bring a child home safe. drivers have become familiar with freeway signs, the loud

noise that accompanies the amber alerts on cell phones is relatively new. >> surprised. i didn't know what it was until i saw the message. >> some say yesterday's alert was the first they've ever received on their phone. >> this man said his phone went off seven times. >> some say frequent alerts may lead to amber alert fatigue. advocates for missing concern disagree. >> i think the concern should be about bringing the child home. >> amber alert on cell phones are a progression in improving the system. >> with everyone having a cell phone, it's important to reach people quickly and directly. >> we don't want to delay

butting careless and make a rush to on -- but careless and make a rush to judgment. >> the highway patrol has the right to deny the amber alert to chp if it does not meet the criteria. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the criteria says the investigating agency must confirm an adduction has occurred, a child 17 or younger or someone with a physical disability. that missing person must be in eminent danger and there valid information available that can assist in the safe recovery of the child and the chp says since the amber alert system went into use it's been activated 218 times resulting in the rescue or safe return two of 55 children.

>> new video -- two255 children. and on south 23 rd street, firefighters were call to the apartment building where they found a man's body inside the door inside on the second floor. it appears an electrical issue may have started the fire and they say it does not appear to be suspicious. we now know the identity of a pedestrian who was struck and killed by a car on san francisco's banus avenue today. it happened just before 1 a.m. a toyota struck and killed a man as he tried to cross near specific. the victim was thrill-year-old paul 35-year-old paul lambert of san francisco. police arrest arrested the driver, 27-year-old hussain of emeryville. witnesses appointed him out as he was walking away from the

scene. he was booked on fell ne hit-and-run -- felony hit-and-run and vehicular manslaughter. as rob ross found out, there is no shortages about ideas of what to do. the question is, when will changes be made. >> van mess avenue, some people call it, the city seems to agree the city identified the six-lane freeway as a high injury corridor. 84 accidents involving pedestrians between 2008 and 2013. that doesn't include the three people killed here this year alone. the elderly and disabled complain the crossing lights are too short. some blame drivers. >> most often i see people running the red light. so until that's not happening anymore then people are still

going to get hit by cars. >> and those in cars say those on foot are looking at their cell phones and not paying attention. >> now, you were wearing your earbuds. do you think that's a good idea on a dangerous intersection? >> no, i don't think it's a good idea. it's a bad habit, actually. >> the city can make simple improvements. >> if you start doing like striping like this, and that ladder-style striping you can see that from much farther away and you know that's a crosswalk. >> and that's not here. >> and that's not here. and it could be. >> city is planning a rapid transit bus line down the center of vanness. meant predict it will aleve -- many predict it will alleviate traffic and congestion. >> reporter: there doesn't appear to be any short-term fix accident on the horizon. -- short-term fixes on the horizon. rob ross, ktvu channel 2 news. travel delays national wide

as people back east are facing another powerful winter storm. at sfo, delays of upon up to 45 minutes because -- of up to 45 minutes because of all the snow up in the east. 3,600 flights have been canceled, many out of atlanta, and tomorrow is expected to be another rough day for travelers. this latest storm knocked out power to more than half a million people. in atlanta, downtown looked pretty much like a ghost town. schools closed and a lot of people avoided the roads after lessons learned when traffic was paralyzed during a snow storm two weeks ago. in north carolina, it was a different story. many driverings got stuck on snow -- drivers got stuck on snow and ice covered roads. one driver said he didn't expect the conditions to get so bad so quickly. hundreds of people gathered

at uc berkeley for an emotional vigil for the football player who died last friday. the medical examiner has not yet announced the cause of death. jana katsuyama was there where they honored him tonight. jana. >> reporter: julie, it was a somber, but hopeful ceremony. ted poured the heart into the sport he loved and tonight, his friends and family did the same for him at uc berkeley. grace, a gentle soul, a smile that lit up a room and made others smile. those were the others used to describe ted. so deeply missed as hundreds came to grief and pulled together for the cal junior. >> he was always lifting someone up and so caring and we learned that from ted and we're going to

be able to and together and he's pushed all of us to become a better person outside of football. >> photos and videos show the student athlete known as pre med ted who dreamed of becoming a doctor and helping the world. a lead who are passed away after a training run last friday. a shock to teammates, family and friends who gather tonight to share stories. >> he was my best friend, he was my people what. i'm going to miss the most are the conversations we had about everything. our home county, nigeria, women, our plans to be successful. >> everybody here's hurting because he's gone. don't let it hurt in vain. don't let it hurt so much you can't smile. >> and if his life could be measure today wouldn't be in yards or -- measured tonight or in yards or tackles, but in the people he touched and the example he set in his 21 years to live life to its fullest.

>> when you live a life as big as ted lived, you create a legacy that's even bigger. he'll have an impact on everyone of us for the rest of our lives ♪ . >> reporter: students say they want to create a banner with his number, 35, to hang outside memorial stadium in his memory. live from uc berkeley, jana katsuyama, channel 2 news. and to pinpoint your best chances for showers, coming up next. >> and next, gay marriage ten years later. the histori oñ

breaking news from oakland, four people were shot in the 1,400-block of 37th avenue at international boulevard about 9:50 tonight. reports say two victims are male and two are female. no word on fatalities. one of the women was taken to highland hospital with gunshot wounds to her legs. if we get more information we'll let you know.

on happening now, pride on display at san francisco city hall. it was ten years ago the first same-sex marriage was performed there. that transformative day and the months followed is being remembered as the month of love, and how folks are marking this anniversary. >> reporter: ken we've seen quite a bit of this tonight, people taking pictures of city hall in rainbow colors to mark this ten-year anniversary and a ceremony inside some say that it felt like it has been a long ten years. others say so much has changed in what feels like a blink of an eye. walking down the rotunda steps hand in hand, two key figures in the march to marriage equality, newsom and lyon. ten years ago, he ordered the clerk to issue same-sex marriage

licenses. lyon and her partner were the first. >> had they not said i do, none of us would be here. >> many were among the 4,000 couples who follow in the a month long frenzy of marriages. >> we came here ten years ago and got married. we were the 45th couple to mary. >>ellen and shelly bails joined other couples to thank the city clerk's office for what it did back then. >> back then it was really hard for people torsupportive. most -- people to be supportive. we got a lot of love and support every time we came here. >> their marriage was annulled six months later by the supreme court. they married again in 2008 when a brief window opened before proposition 8 banned same-sex marriages. >> there were 4 or 5 years there was no momentum, we slid backwards, there were all these constitutional amendments and states on what we did and how we

did it. >> newsome's decision to allow same-sex marriages is credited for giving vital moment up to a movement that has been underway. >> we still have a lot of work to do. 17 states is not 50 states. it feels like this is a done deal. it's not. >> reporter: the rainbow lighting on city hall will remain according to mayor ed lee until the end still the sochi winter games. >> 17 states and washington d.c. have legalized same-sex marriage, including illinois where the law is set to take effect in june. three states are allowed to get the same level of protection offered to straight married couples and in wisconsin there

is a domestic partnership law allowing for limited protection. in skrair county, it was the -- santa clara public, it was the public who shared the case. investigators say february 1st, he opposed as a police officer, stopped a young woman and took her to a remote area in south san jose where he assaulted her. santa clara sheriff, lauriey smith says a -- laurie smith says a smith's sketch helped the public reach an investigation. they found a fake badge in the suspect's vehicle. and the compliance director today was filed, saying the position was duplicating work and too expensive. former baltimore police commissioner thomas frazier started last march being paid $270,000 a year. the city agreed to his oversight to avoid having the police department placed under federal control. in his ruling today, the judge said the current model is not

efficient so he's eliminating the position of compliance director and consolidating the position of independent monitor. about 200 firefighters are subpoenaed testify in front of a grand jury, of a crash that was caught on surveillance video. it shows a fire truck hitting a motorcyclist. the operator was arrested for dui and leaving the scene of an accident. a source familiar with the investigation says a totalal of 25 firefighters -- total of 25 firefighters will be subpoenaed with thrown of those yesterday. two assistant chiefs are also among those who are being served. after months of days, the sierra lamar case is coming to court. robered handa tells us the -- robert handa tells us the

victim's missing body remains a concern for prosecution. >> reporter: they still coordinate searches for the missing teenager. nelson says it's been difficult watching the court proceedings against the suspect move so slowly after his arrest in may of 2012. >> it's been agonizingly frustrating, over 21 months. >> the charges against torres had a jolting effect. >> it was elevating. we're looking forward for the case to go to trial. >> the sheriff agrees in her first comment since the indictment, smith acknowledges the missing body is a concern. >> we believe we have enough evidence to successfully prosecute. >> sheriff says dna evidence in torres's car and the belongings of lamar says torres still has the answer. >> a total lack of cooperation. he's very smug and is not

disclosing anything to us. >> do you need him to find the body do you think? >> we're not going to stop look. >> sheriff says she hopes volunteers will look, as well. the court case makes volunteers work harder. >> if there were any way we can support our law enforcement in their efforts by our searches, we're more than happy to do it. >> volunteers say they plan to stage a support rally tomorrow. morgan hill, robert honda, ktvu channel 2 news. everyone is being asked to conserve. a surprising amount of water is being wasted before it gets to your home. >> pipes that get older more likely to break. >> tomorrow at 5:00, 2 investigates the aging infrastructure costing the bay area to lose thousands of gallons of water and what needs to be done to fix it tomorrow on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. clouds and showers just to the north of the bay area now.

some rain up there for a couple days. it looks as though some of these showers will work their way south a little bit into this evening and tomorrow morning. it shouldn't get much farther south than san raphael. let's take a look at the computer model and what it anticipates tomorrow. 4, 5:00, 6:00, 8:00 in the morning, you see some sprinkles in the morning. lots of cloud cover throughout the bay area. 1:00, most of the coastal fog's offshores, then maybe drizzle in the north bay. there's a chance of sprinkles. as we get into the five-day forecast, there's a chance for some actual rain in the forecast. i'll give you the details on that. we'll see you back here at 10:45. secrets on your smart phone. tonight at 10:302 investigates just how much of your personal information could be exposing. >> and a woman driven to take

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protestors gathered outside a building on alston way in berkeley tonight where 31-year-old moore died while in police custody. police marched in the street blaming berkeley for her death. officers responded to her apartment after police restrained her. the killing of a 3-year-old girl in napa is sparking residents there to take action. we have more how one woman wants

to change the law. >> just thinking about how kay kayleigh makes her so sad. >> she shared an apartment with her mother and mother's boyfriend. kruger and warner were charged with abuse. it's unclear whether child welfare services intervened. we do know napa police came to kayleigh's police since may at least nine times. >> that's too many calls. there needs to be a law in place where police need to take action after the 3rd call. >> a three strikes you're out that would require authorities to intervene if police are called more than three times to investigate allegations of child abuse. >> to have this kind of rigid solution is just not the way to

go. >> uc hastings law professor says anyone can call police to report a problem. what's to stop something from a vendetta or custody dispute. >> it would just put way too much power in the hands of someone who wanted to take advantage of that situation. >> she and many of the people moved by kayleigh's story think something needs to be done to protect the law. >> these children need a voice and they don't have one. >> child welfare services can only remove a child if they have evidence of abuse regardless how many times police have been called to the home. in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. tonight at 10:45, a valentine's day challenge, the unique campaign to tackle bullying with a love letter. and 2 investigates lets us know

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more now on tonight's breaking news, this is the scene at 37th avenue and international, the victims include two men and two women. these pictures just into the ktvu news room. one of the women was taken by car to highland hospital with gunshot wounds to her legs, and ambulances took the other people. this all happened about ten minutes before 10:00. police say they responded to calls of someone shot. at this point there is no further word on their conditions.

we're working on that information or if police have made any arrests. there is word tonight of another flu death in the bay area. contkra cost a -- contra costa health officials say a man in his 50s died from the flu. to date, there have been 43 blamed deaths. and the demand for organic eggs is a major need. they say consumer demand is one reason they're working to keep up with it. >> we're increasing the amount of chickens every month, but we still can't keep up. but hopefully soon we will. >> red hill's also says some farms are going out of business because of riding fees prices and prop 2 goes into effect next year. that'll require that kens be

kept in larger cages. some farmers are quitting rather than comply. comcast could get even bigger. reports tonight indicate comcast plans to acquire time warner, the nation's second largest cable company. the surprise emergencier is expected to know announced -- merger is expected to be announced tomorrow for more than $40 billion. and nasdaq faired better today closing up ten points. home depot will hire more than 80,000 spring workers. the home improvement company expects home own owners to spend big -- owners to spend big this spring. and the white house planned to set up voluntary industries

to protect against hackers and viruses. president obama, after failing to recommendations to pass to defense contractors, banks, energy and utility companies and transportation systems. 2 investigates the security of the information on your smart phone from your birthday to your bank account. maybe nothing knows more about you than your smart phone. >> and ktvu's eric rasz muszen is here -- rasmussen are unknowingly downloading. >> whether it's facebook or a game many apps won't work without permission, and security experts say you might be giving up a lot more than you think. >> photos, passwords, where you live, work, and play. our smart phones have it all and others are trying to get their hands on it.

>> it's definitely a lot of information. >> stefan went to download the google translate app, access to storage, my text messages, which i don't know how i feel about that. nine different areas of his phone were to be given access before they downloaded. >> i don't know why they would need my account information for me to translate something into another language, so i'm not sure. >> we're trading privacy for convenience. >> mr. kline with tech security says downloading those free apps can come at the highest price. too many of us suffer from what he calls privacy fatigue, a never ending barrage of access to our information asking us to simply click accept. >> the difference between what a good and bad application does is

invisible until they start stealing your logging credentials. you've given those rights away. >> even as something as simple as a flashlight. >> i had to give it access to my gps location, camera and my phone calls. security experts call that scary. >> your all these necessary to have a flashlight? >> i thought maybe you could tell me. >> it's useful to the flashlight vendor who takes it and sell its. >> the makers of the brightest flashlight app settled with the federal trade commission over charges they deceived customer business how their information would be used with advertisers and third-parties. experts have criticized the android operating system for offering less control over privacy permissions than on the ipad and other apple devices. >> every application you download today comes with a sign in with facebook option. >> security has less to do with the phone and more to do with the person using it. >> android is a very secure

platform. facebook is a very secure platform. you are not very secure. >> do you find yourself saying, just give me the app. >> especially if it's something i need then. >> now montooth will think twice before letting go of information. >> i would like to know how information is being use. >> we reached out to google. it is making them simpler and easier to read for its part, facebook says the way those permissions are named on android phones doesn't reflect the way the facebook option uses it. >> that is just startling. these are all the free apps. are bee better off -- we better off if we use free apps? >> not all the pay and freed apps are totally secure. when you pay for an app, that's one more source of revenue and one less reason for the app

maker to sell your data. >> really, interesting. thank you, eric. and if you have an idea for 2 investigates we want to hear from you. e-mail 2 investigates @ ktvu.com. if forget flowers or baloons, how about -- balloons,

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eight rare and historic corvettes have been swallowed by a sinkhole in kevent kent under the -- kentucky in bowling green. no one was hurt, but there's a gaping hole about 30 feet deep and 40 feet wide among the cars

was a 62 black 'vette. and also a concept corvette that was never mass produced said to be worth $1 million. toyota is recalling more than 1 million prius's because of a software problem. it could cause the problem to suddenly stall. the recall effects models sold between 2010 and this year. car owners can go to the dealership to get an update. and today, toyota launched effected models of 2012 and 2013 tacommas and the lexus -- tacomos lexus rs 250 that can cause functions like the antilock brake system to turn off. and south bay school systems

are trying to get students to stop using e cigarettes on campus. nearly 1.8 million children used e cigarettes last year and the santa clara office of education, the fremont union in sunnyvale and the santa clara unified school district are considering updating policies to ban e cigarettes on school grounds. a federal judge set a trial for november for the lone surviving brother accused of carrying out the boston marathon bombings. tsarnaev is accused of killing 3, and hurting more than 260. prosecutor ones are seeking the death penalty. president obama praised

congress today for voting to raise the nation's debt ceiling and said he would sign the bill. the senate today passed it. the vote was 55 to 43 with 12 republicans voting with the majority. earlier, the senate over road a threat of a filibuster from ted cruz for forcing them to go for it rather than government default. the house passed the bill yesterday. 47 president -- french president visited the city hall. and mayor ed lee escorted the president and children from 47 schools waived flags from both the united states, france, and california. the president made a few remarks and left for a private lunch with executives of google, facebook, and twitter. he said he'd like to replicate the success of silicon valley in his own country. a patron saint returns home. the emotional welcome for a

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>> a south bay woman's inviting a challenge over anyone who's been bullied about being over weight. heather. >> reporter: frank, crystal owns this plus lingirie store on meridian avenue and is using this as a platform to give women a voice on valentine's day. >>. super skinny models run down the model with stunningly shaped bodies are on the magazine cover. >> the media tells us we need to have firm buns and have a six pack. but when you don't meet that standard, they think we're bad, we're wrong, we're not sexy,

we're not pretty, but we are. she sellslingery to -- lingerie to 12 size and over. >> i thought it would be power to feel say here is exceptionally how i felt about what you did to me. >> women are responding if numbers posting pictures and love letters to their letters on curvy girl's facebook page. my heartbreaks for you that you cannot see beauty in all bodys. >> st. johns psychologist says the letter writing can help empower those hurt by words. >> it takes a tremendous amount of courage and support from loved ones to be able to come up with the courage to say you can't tell me how i should feel in my body or about my body. >> i hope one day you find some love in your life so you can learn to love yourself and stop

putting fat women down. love a fat girl in san jose. >> reporter: some pretty powerful stuff there, frank and julie. given the great response, she just might extend this love letter to a bully campaign past valentine's. reporting live in san jose, channel 2 news. someone stole the century old stained glass window from the sanction wear this past monday. it depicts the patron saint of the church. police returned the window in perfect condition after getting a tip from a pawnshop. >> it's very emotional for us to get it back, especially in two days. we thought we may never get it back. we're grateful for the san francisco police. >> the church says it is looking into ways to protect its works

of art. we had some clouds out there today. temperatures got into the mid-60s in many places and some fog along the coast and some fog this morning. here's how it looked this afternoon. fog was coming in and you had the fog here at the lower levels and in the higher levels you had the clouds moving in off the pacific. there's that, if you will, a pineapple express, pointing towards north of cape mend sin no -- mendocino with forecasted 8, 9, 10-inches in the north bay. some of this showers activity wants to slip south, and as it does, we have a shot for some sprinkles. and out by ukiya, and clear lake, we've got a lot going on. it hasn't showed up in marin conty yet. we're going to see -- county yet. we're going to see valley fog, and coastal fog. valley fog back in the bay area

forecast. there's a dense fog advisory not in the bay area but down towards fresno. be careful traveling. tomorrow, this system stays to the north. there could be a showers tomorrow morning just a little sprefrngel -- sprinkle. that's a good chance for some rain around here. right now, showers into the bay area after 8:00 or 9:00 on saturday night. the models have been jumping around on the timing. here we go with your thursday. look how far south they get. then they go back up. i just ran it all through. most of the rain stays here. saturday, about 5:00, it's in the north bay and it works its way south into the evening hours. forecast highs tomorrow, mid-60s, upper 60s, and santa clara valley, 69 out in morgan hill. the five-day forecast with bay

area, may be a sprinkle, drizzle at best. we've got a chance for drizzle on the chinese new year's parade. right now, julie, it looks like the showers are going to move out -- not move in until around 8:00 or 9:00. that might work okay. >> all right. we're still going to have a good time and the parade will go on. thank you. mark's here now with sports. what a game at oracle. >> i can tell you this. i can spend about 30 minutes on this game and not do it justice. all can i say is, he is the king and everyone stands in awe. like most any nba game, fast-forward, lebron just getting heated, if you will, very calmly a 3. the heat go up two on the warriors with 58.2 seconds left.

seth curry excellent in the clutch. soft jumper, 29 seconds left, and the warriors have it all even up after a lebron free throw 35s them a one point lead. seth will drive again. fouled, it counts. it goes down with 14.6 seconds left. warriors up two. however, that's too much time left on the clock as the heat come right down, get it into the hands of you know who. watch him. he knows where the clock's at, and buries the step back fade away from 25 feet with 2/10ths of a second left. lebron request 36.13 rebound -- lebron with 36.13 rebounds and nine assists. one heartbreak delivered. 111-110 in oakland tonight. what a great game. and on any other night, we might be telling you about cal

thrilling over time victory. it may pail by comparison. at wazu, cal down justin cobbs, great of late all the way fouled t count and it is bears go up -- it count and it is bears go up with 26 tied it. wsu down 2, missed intentionally a free throw. four seconds left. cal, cobb, and that'll polish it off. 22 points on his night. cal wins by 4 on the road. however, stanford does not fair so well up in seattle and

stanford not doing a thing to distinguish themselves in the pac 12. they're 6 and 5 in conference. they lost to the huskies. powell for the cardinal. missed but hustles it back in. stanford up 3 with 3:21 left. powell, with 18 for the night. and drives. randall called for the offensive foul. wsu with a couple of free throws to seal the deal at 64-60 is your final on aston ford lot. the absolute personcasion and class for the game. derrick jeter made it if i believe this will be his final season. so many memorable plays and accomplishments during his soon to be hall of fame career. fans have a memory to be sure of, he has five world series rings and all of his sensational

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>> today on "tmz," >> here's what we got here. we got country and we got rap. we got a rapper who has gone country and a country singer who has gone rap. >> a buck 22 and he just released a song called "achey breaky 2" featuring billy ray cyrus and they do a hip hop/rap version. >> i find this compelling. >> you haven't heard it yet, have you? >> danai gurira, she's on from "the walking dead." you go to africa a lot. she said, i went to high school there. >> did she teach you about american slavery in africa? >> that is a fantastic question.